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Examinations I Jan 22.Feb 1
Registration
Feb. 2·3 .. THE PROSCRIPT !
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Richmond Professional Institute, College of William and Mary
Vol. 6 Richmond, Virginia, Wednesday, January 17, 1945 No.7
OT's Leave IDr. Bondy Visits New Courses I T A Presents
i Refugee Camp Offered Here I '
For 'rraining Dr. Curt Bondy, psychology pro- Four new courses have been ' Papa Is All
New Group
Expected Soon
fessor, recently made a four-day added to the curriculum for RPI's I
. study of the Emergency Refugee second semester whlch begIns wIth Wood and Taylor
~~~te~o::. ;~r~h~~~~~~~t o~:e~o~ ~~l:st~:t~~~'t ~~~~:;~ Fe!ru~~: 5. 3 Portray Leads
War Relocation Authority. Language in Action, will be a
Twenty-five Army O.T's and three He was sent by the agency to night class taught by Miss Annie Mr. Raymond Hodges of the Dra-regular
O.T.'s will leave at the observe the real conditions of the Dix, English teacher. It will be an maties Department has announced
end of this semester to train in t:.efugee camp. As a consultant he introduction to semantics, a study the cast for "Papa Is All," the Tne­v:
arious hospitals th~ughout the is to offer his opinion on methods aimed to develop clearer thinking a tre Associates second major pro­country.
of improving the camp and fur - and more effective communication duction of the year, which will be
Among the group of Army O:T:'s thering aid to the refugees. through our use of language. This presented in the Gymnasium The-to
be stationed at hospitals for eight People from 18 different countries class will meet once a week. a.tre on Thursday and Friday. Jan-months
are Dorothy Bolton, Mary I are gathered there for the duration. Two new courses are being of- uary 25 and 26.
English, Mildred Nieman and Elea- Most of the refugees are from fered by the business department. The author, Patterson Greene,
nor Downes' who will go to Eng- Yugoslavia, the majority of them Economic Geography will be taught has taken the rather undramatic
land General and Mason General being Jews who have escaped from as part of that department by Dr. people of southern Pennsylvania,
Hospital at Atlantic City, N. J . Mrs. oppressed lands. Howard Davis. It will be a study the iMennonites, and dramatized
Anne Holtzworth and Clara Levine The camp consists of one thou- of climate, conditions, and prod- them, using their own quaint lan­will
train at Lovell General Hos- snnd people, mostly whole or parts ucts of the countries of the world. guage. The plot centers about a
pital at Fort Devens, Mass. Shil'- of families. They were brought over I The other course offered is Busi-l tyrannical father who believes that
ley Hovde, Mary Huber. Arlynne t from southern Italy to the Emer- ness Ethics which will be taught "true men will not 'uphold' anything
Reichardt and Phyllis Drew will go gency Refugee Center. by Dr. Marsdon Sherman. not found in the Bible".
to Ashford General Hospital at i The War Re-Location Authority World Politics of Today, a cow·se l Papa will be played by Earl Wood,
ginia. of the present international crisis, 1 Florence Lewis will be Emma, the
White Sulphur Springs. West Vir- I also handles Japanese internees. with emphasis on the background with Christine Taylor as Mama.
Mary Lewis, Virginia Martell, will be taught on Wednesday after- daughter. Jake, the son, will be
Catherine Merkert and Ruth Scobie , Concert Postponed noons, by Mr. T. J. Walker. played by Bernard Lacey, Jr., a
will be sent to Percy Jones General ' --- Offered this semester, as has been student at Thomas Jefferson High
Hospital at Ba.ttle <?reek, Michigan. \ Mr. Volney Shepard's piano re- done in the past few years every School. The role of Mrs. Yoder, the
Esther Dowd IS g0111g to Ashburn cital has been postponed from Jan- spring, are Abnormal and Child gossiping neighbor, will be played
General Hospital at McKlnny,I uary 18 to Monday, February 12 at Psychology. Dr. S. J. McCoy will by Ann Perkinson. Harry Winston
Texas. Mary Louise Fry will train 8:0 p.m. in the gym. because of the a lso offer English Contemporary will portray Brendle, the State
at Brooke General Hospital, Ft. Sam proximity of exams. Literature. Trooper. Lougenia Woolridge will
Houston, Texas. Mrs. He~en Irvin i t be stage manager for the produc-and
Kathryn Maurice will go to • . NO tion.
William Beaumont General Hos· RPI GIrls Have ames n I ThIs Is the first play of this type
pltal at EI Paso, Texas. Alfreda . that the Theatre Associates have
Strick, Mable Robertson, Natalie A E. 0 done. The play was very successful
Feinman, Naomi Weintraub and rmy qUIpment verseas on Broadway and has been pre-
Ruth Baker will train at Lawson sented by the College of William
General Hospital in Atlanta, Go. 1 and Mary in Williamsburg.
The three regular O.T.'s leaving By Patsy Royal Admission will be twenty-five
in February are Inez Husk, Austina I RPI has gone to war. Our stU-I from England, France, and Belgium. cents for students and those con­Mallory
and Isle Senn, who Will i dents are well represented with two Jane met the gunner when he was nected with the school, and fifty
train at Niagara Sanatorium, Lock- jeeps, a P-47, a bomber, and some stationed at Langley Field. I cents for others.
port. N. Y. These students will be bombs, too, in the fighting the- And we don't know but what l
assigned to other hospitals after atel's, in addition to respective "Miss Janie" isn't dropping a few I .
they have completed two months "men", of course. bombs named "Lillian" on the Jer- Current HIstory
training at the above places. Elaine Winer is getting around l'ies these days. Lillian Cohen hears
Rena Graham, Ruth Putzel and these days. "Elaine," who at pres- that her quartermaster friend in I Offered Students
Margarita Bajandas, who left RPI ent is in Belgium, has just come England has been seeing to it that I
in May, have completed their clin- back from a mission over Ger- she does her share at least in spirit ---
ical training and are about to take many in which she bagged two more by painting her name on the bombs World Politics of Today, a spe-their
comprehensives for registry. enemy planes when we last heard bound for Berlin. (It would be aw- cia 1 course with emphasis on the
Five regular O.T.'s and thirty-five from her. Oh, "Elaine"? Why that's t"ul easy to slip in a pun here about I backgrounds of the present serious
new Army O.T.'s are expected to · the name of a P-47 flown by a fel- "bombshells", you know. You don't international crisis, will be offered
replace the group leaving in Feb- low whom Elaine (the original, in know? Well, you would if you knew to students here next semester, it
ruary. The program for the Army person, etc.) calls "Joe." This Joe, Lillian!) I was announced today by Dean
O.T.'s will be changed in that it who has flown from England, Bel- "Carolyn" Lebo is bouncing I Henry H. Hibbs.
will include Job Analysis, Abnor- gium, the Richmond Army Air Base, around in India these days we hear. Offered for the flrst time this
may Psychology and Craft Classes. and France, has been over ten Vv"e're not surprised that Charlie semester the class will meet from
Fine Arts Group
Holds Print Display
The Fine Ats group is now ready
to announce not only the existence
of its new gallery but a lso an invi ­tation
to the general public to at­tend
the first show. At the regular
meeting of the Group Monday night
the informal opening was held and
a program describing the Print
Show and discussing the processes
used was presented.
The show w11l be open every day
at the twenty-minute period and
Tuesday and Thursday afternoon
from four to six.
:~~i~~s ~~d g:l~~=g~ g:h~n th:e U~!= ::int~O~d,~~~~:~ ~ho~~::CYn~~Ud:l~~ 1 ~:ns~o I:=~~ e~~e!~~ne;~a~ne~ft~~~
tUrns. Elaine has a similar idea in tached to a malaria survey unit in college students who wish to study
mind. Anyway she's saving that India, named his jeep for Carolyn the causes of the war and the peace
souvenir French and Belgian money nfter seeing her react to boogie settlement. Dr. Hibbs stated that a
he's been sending. Maybe someone music. And somewhere in France la rge enrollment is expected due to
ought to tell her that even though another jeep named "Erna" Is ship- this desire and the usual demand
the U . of Chicago is a little "dif- ping supplies to the front with a for courses which give two credlts.
ferent" they don't accept foreign trucking company of the army. Er- Mr. J. T. Walker, who will teach
money for tuition. nestine Rosenbloom is responsible ' the course, has been connected with
"Miss Janie," our bomber. is prob- for this, indirectly of course, for her I the Extension Division of this col ­ably
flying from Germany, by now. AI, a Boston first lieutenant whom r lege since its establishment in 1919.
She was named for our J ane Wyatt Erna met when he was stationed . Dr. Hibbs said that the students
after the crew got together and at Camp Lee, is the jeep's owner. 1 here who take math under Mr.
had a little bul~ session in WhiC~ll Naturally her father thinks it's an Walker ~re loud. in their prai~~s of
the Boston tall gunnel', Jane s I honor to have a. jeep named for his l the qualIty Of. hiS ~nstruction. This
friend. won out. At last reports I .' is the first tIme It has been pos­"
Miss Janie" had completed 19 daughter, but Just wal.t : U he hea~s sibl~ for him to offer his best course
missions with success and not much that Erna. expects hIm to buy It to day-time students and large en-damage.
She, too, has seen action fa!, her after the war! rollment is anticipated," he said.

Published by the students of the Richmond Professional Institute, College of William and Mary (1940-1947); The Richmond Professional Institute and Virginia Polytechnic Institute cooperating (1947-1955); Richmond Professional Institute of the Colege of William and Mary <1955-1962>; Richmond Professional Institute, Sept. 21, 1962-May 24, 1968; Virginia Commonwealth University, Sept. 20, 1968-May 23, 1969.

Examinations I Jan 22.Feb 1
Registration
Feb. 2·3 .. THE PROSCRIPT !
>------~
Richmond Professional Institute, College of William and Mary
Vol. 6 Richmond, Virginia, Wednesday, January 17, 1945 No.7
OT's Leave IDr. Bondy Visits New Courses I T A Presents
i Refugee Camp Offered Here I '
For 'rraining Dr. Curt Bondy, psychology pro- Four new courses have been ' Papa Is All
New Group
Expected Soon
fessor, recently made a four-day added to the curriculum for RPI's I
. study of the Emergency Refugee second semester whlch begIns wIth Wood and Taylor
~~~te~o::. ;~r~h~~~~~~~t o~:e~o~ ~~l:st~:t~~~'t ~~~~:;~ Fe!ru~~: 5. 3 Portray Leads
War Relocation Authority. Language in Action, will be a
Twenty-five Army O.T's and three He was sent by the agency to night class taught by Miss Annie Mr. Raymond Hodges of the Dra-regular
O.T.'s will leave at the observe the real conditions of the Dix, English teacher. It will be an maties Department has announced
end of this semester to train in t:.efugee camp. As a consultant he introduction to semantics, a study the cast for "Papa Is All" the Tne­v:
arious hospitals th~ughout the is to offer his opinion on methods aimed to develop clearer thinking a tre Associates second major pro­country.
of improving the camp and fur - and more effective communication duction of the year, which will be
Among the group of Army O:T:'s thering aid to the refugees. through our use of language. This presented in the Gymnasium The-to
be stationed at hospitals for eight People from 18 different countries class will meet once a week. a.tre on Thursday and Friday. Jan-months
are Dorothy Bolton, Mary I are gathered there for the duration. Two new courses are being of- uary 25 and 26.
English, Mildred Nieman and Elea- Most of the refugees are from fered by the business department. The author, Patterson Greene,
nor Downes' who will go to Eng- Yugoslavia, the majority of them Economic Geography will be taught has taken the rather undramatic
land General and Mason General being Jews who have escaped from as part of that department by Dr. people of southern Pennsylvania,
Hospital at Atlantic City, N. J . Mrs. oppressed lands. Howard Davis. It will be a study the iMennonites, and dramatized
Anne Holtzworth and Clara Levine The camp consists of one thou- of climate, conditions, and prod- them, using their own quaint lan­will
train at Lovell General Hos- snnd people, mostly whole or parts ucts of the countries of the world. guage. The plot centers about a
pital at Fort Devens, Mass. Shil'- of families. They were brought over I The other course offered is Busi-l tyrannical father who believes that
ley Hovde, Mary Huber. Arlynne t from southern Italy to the Emer- ness Ethics which will be taught "true men will not 'uphold' anything
Reichardt and Phyllis Drew will go gency Refugee Center. by Dr. Marsdon Sherman. not found in the Bible".
to Ashford General Hospital at i The War Re-Location Authority World Politics of Today, a cow·se l Papa will be played by Earl Wood,
ginia. of the present international crisis, 1 Florence Lewis will be Emma, the
White Sulphur Springs. West Vir- I also handles Japanese internees. with emphasis on the background with Christine Taylor as Mama.
Mary Lewis, Virginia Martell, will be taught on Wednesday after- daughter. Jake, the son, will be
Catherine Merkert and Ruth Scobie , Concert Postponed noons, by Mr. T. J. Walker. played by Bernard Lacey, Jr., a
will be sent to Percy Jones General ' --- Offered this semester, as has been student at Thomas Jefferson High
Hospital at Ba.ttle